Design with nodes
See inputs, processing logic and results directly in the workflow.
Build visual workflows, connect applications and bring AI into your processes. Deploy n8n on a TS68 Cloud Server to control your runtime and operations.
A webhook from a customer form
Classify content and branch
Update the CRM and send a notification
An example of a workflow you can build
n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform. Combine nodes for data processing, API calls and actions into a process triggered by an event, webhook or schedule.
See inputs, processing logic and results directly in the workflow.
Add logic and API connections when a process needs more than predefined steps.
Self-host on a Cloud Server to manage the environment, data and application lifecycle.
Combine automation, data and AI in processes you design.
Run workflows from webhooks, schedules or events in connected applications.
Connect AI models to classify, summarize and process content within workflow logic.
Use integration nodes or HTTP APIs to exchange data between applications.
Branch, loop and transform data to handle more complex scenarios.
Configure credentials and limit permissions for each integrated service.
Inspect execution results, troubleshoot and improve workflows before scaling.
Send form submissions to a CRM and notify the responsible team.
Connect spreadsheets, databases and management systems using your rules.
Send messages or emails when orders, events or changes need attention.
Summarize documents, classify feedback and prepare content for human review.
Collect figures from multiple sources and deliver reports on a schedule.
Connect checks, records and updates across internal tools.
Run your application on a Cloud Server with resources, a runtime and an operating approach that fit your needs.
Choose CPU, RAM and storage from published TS68 plans and reassess your selection as workloads change.
Manage the application, domain and connections in a server environment you configure.
Plan HTTPS, access permissions, updates and backups from the start.
Discuss tasks, users and deployment requirements with TS68 to find a suitable plan.
Find current specifications and selling prices on the Cloud Server pages. These suggestions describe workloads; check the actual resources against your requirements.
TS68 provides Cloud Server infrastructure. Confirm installation support and image availability during consultation. You manage the application; licensing, AI model accounts and API charges follow their respective providers.
From choosing a server to your first task: prepare each step and check each connection.
Estimate workflow count, execution frequency and storage needs, then review Linux or Turbo plans.
Confirm images and installation support with TS68, or deploy using n8n self-hosting documentation.
Configure your domain, HTTPS, administrator account and webhook address.
Add credentials with the required permissions, build a workflow and inspect inputs and outputs.
Monitor executions, handle errors, schedule updates and back up configuration and data.
Tell TS68 what you want to build for advice on server specifications and deployment support.